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The Ethics of Being a Personal Representative

Settling An Estate With Fairness

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Compensation of Personal Representatives

When and How Much Personal Representatives May Charge

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What If There’s No Will?

The Laws of Intestate Succession in Massachusetts

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Creditors and the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code

How Creditors Can Protect Their Rights Under The MUPC

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Will Contests in Massachusetts

Discussing Will Contests in Massachusetts, Including How, When and By Whom Contests may be Initiated

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An Introduction to Probate and Estate Administration in Massachusetts

Discussing basic aspects of voluntary, formal, and informal estate administration in the Massachusetts Probate Courts

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Is a Will enough? Not always. While a Will is a Is a Will enough?

Not always.

While a Will is a foundational estate planning document, it may not address what happens if you become incapacitated, how your assets are coordinated, or how to minimize potential tax exposure. In many cases, a Will still requires probate, which can delay administration, increase costs, and add complexity for those left behind.

A comprehensive estate plan looks beyond a Will to ensure your wishes are carried out efficiently and effectively.
Effective estate planning is built on understandin Effective estate planning is built on understanding the full picture, not just preparing documents.

When legal planning is aligned with how assets are owned and how families actually function, it creates clarity, flexibility, and protection over time. A thoughtful approach helps ensure plans remain effective as circumstances and priorities evolve.
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